Dayananda Sagar Academy Of Technology And Management (DSATM)

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and really know their stuff. They explain everything clearly, which makes learning easy. The course content is spot on for getting us ready for the real world. Semester exams seem like they'll be a breeze. You just need a 6 CGPA to pass.

Placement: The campus has full placement with the highest package at 22 LPA and the lowest at 8 LPA. Top companies like Wipro, Infosys, and Amazon recruit here. With the semiconductor industry growing, there are lots of chances for us to find good jobs.

Campus: The classrooms are really nice and comfy, plus the campus has well-ventilated labs. Wi-Fi is also available everywhere. The library is awesome for studying quietly, and they have around 20,000 books to choose from.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and they all have Ph.D.s. They're okay at teaching. The curriculum is kinda old like what VTU uses, but they added some cool subjects for placements and learning. The semester exams are doable, but you might need a night to cover everything.

Placement: Most students here get job offers if they have a CGPA above 7. The salaries go from around 3-4 LPA for the lowest, to 28-29 LPA for the highest. On average, it's about 6-7 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Mindtree, and Tech Mahindra hire a lot of students. Most students also get internships here. The job roles offered often involve cyber security.

Campus: The hostels are cool with 3 students in each room. Some rooms have bunk beds, so many of us bring our own mattresses to sleep on the floor. Each room has its own Wi-Fi, and the labs are all set up with computers. The best part is that we have labs right in the classroom. The canteen is decent, but there could be more food options. The sports facilities are great, and there's even a room for indoor games.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They're friendly and always willing to help out with your studies or any projects you're working on. They've done a lot of research, have patents, and even written textbooks. The courses focus on practical, real-world stuff, which is cool. Exams are doable if you study enough, and since the college is now autonomous, the grading is pretty chill.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. I'm still in my first year, so I don't know much about the current placements. But since the placements are handled by DSCE, the main campus, there are lots of companies coming in, which means more chances for us. On average, people get around 5-6 LPA, and almost everyone gets placed. The internship options are solid too. I heard one of the older students got an 8 LPA internship, which is awesome.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, but it can be slow sometimes. Most of the time, it works fine. There are labs for Physics, Chemistry, and Computer, plus some other skill labs. The classrooms are big enough for about 60 students, which is usually the max in each class. The library is massive, with a whole block just for it. They have lots of soft copies and ebooks, and six private study areas. There's also a stationery shop where we can buy all our supplies and printouts, and even get things bound.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and friendly, especially with students who need a little extra time to catch on. They explain things really well, going into detail to make sure we understand. The only downside is that the course material seems a bit outdated, with some old concepts. But the teachers are great at helping us catch up and stay current with new ideas.

Placement: I'm new here, but it looks like students in the past got a top salary of 17 LPA. The placement record is around 85%, which is pretty good. IT courses have the most placements, but mechanical and civil are doing well too. They help you find a job, which is nice. Guidance is available to help everyone get placed.

Campus: I'm in the mechanical department and the labs and classrooms are really nice. The library is good for studying because it's super quiet. The hostel is decent, but the government hostel is far from the college. The hostel facilities are good too.

Admission: You need to get at least 18 marks in each subject to pass. They'll consider marks from both internal and external exams. Semesters 1 and 2 are important for your overall grades, so try to do well in these to raise your CGPA.

Placement: The placements here are great! Lots of companies visit for placements, like around 300-400. The average salary is 6 LPA, with the highest being 25 LPA and the lowest at 3.5 LPA. They offer both full-time and internship opportunities. The placement officers are super helpful and always there to guide us.

Campus: The campus has 4 blocks - A, B, C, and M, all unique in their own way. The hostel is super clean and they serve both South and North Indian food. I'm in the CSE course and it's awesome. The CSE-related branches really support us students and help with placements too.

Admission: Our college has internal exams every month, and external exams happen every 56 months. The faculty are really friendly and always help us with projects and extracurricular stuff. Plus, the college supports all kinds of sports like cricket and basketball. It's awesome!

Placement: I go to DSATM college and the placements have been great for the last few years. The classrooms are nice with AC in each one. Our college gets job offers around 20 LPA. One student from my branch in ISE got a super good offer of 50 LPA.

Campus: The campus here has wifi everywhere, and there's a big library plus study rooms. The principal and teachers are super nice. We also have cool stuff like a basketball court, ping pong, indoor games, gymnastics, and reading rooms. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers here are a mix - some seniors really know their stuff, but most are just okay. They're all nice though and happy to chat. The courses are good and up-to-date because the college runs things independently. The exams aren't too hard to get through.

Placement: Around 65% of students can land jobs if they don't have any backlogs and keep a GPA of at least 7.5. The pay for these jobs usually ranges from 4 to 6 LPA. But if you're good at coding, done internships, taken certification courses, worked on projects, and joined hackathons, you might snag a package of up to 25 LPA. But only about 5% of students get these high-paying placements.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is not great when you compare it to others. The campus is small, and there aren't enough classrooms for everyone. The labs are good, but I didn't stay in the hostel because it's expensive and hard to get to. My friends told me the hostel isn't that nice. Plus, there are no sports facilities here.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super approachable. The courses cover everything we need to know and get us ready for the industry. Our semester exams are set by VTU, and most students pass with flying colors  around 90% make it through.

Placement: Only 40% of us got jobs. The big companies hiring are Accenture, Infosys, IBM, Edgevereve, and Cognizant. I'm in my 5th semester, so I don't know what roles are offered yet. The top salary is 25 LPA, while the lowest could be around 4 LPA. I'm also not sure about the internships available.

Campus: The classes have good ventilation and projectors for interactive learning. They're spacious enough for all students. Each department has labs with computers and applications. Wi-Fi is available across campus, but can be spotty in some areas. The quality of the dorms, food, and maintenance is just okay.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and helpful. Sure, there might be a few who can get on your nerves, but that's normal in any college. Most of them are super supportive, though. We have 3 internal tests worth 50 marks each, plus one big final exam at the end of the semester. The Computer Science course really kicks in from the 2nd year. In the first year, you'll mainly cover the basics of Civil, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineering.

Placement: The placements here are solid. They hook up regular students with big companies like Accenture, Capgemini, and Cognizant. Even cool ones like Nokia and AXA XL swing by, along with some smaller ones like Bosco and MathCompany. Plus, there are Japanese companies too. They offer jobs like Business Analyst, Associate Developer, and Sales gigs.

Campus: The course is awesome for learning different programming languages. The professors are super helpful and clear all your doubts. The hostel rooms are cramped with 4 people in one room and bunk beds, which isn't great.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They're always there to clear up any doubts or help with projects. The course I'm doing covers really practical stuff that'll help with getting a job later on. Plus, the subjects were picked by past students who got good jobs, so you know they're useful.

Placement: The job opportunities here are pretty good. The top offer was 51 LPA from a Japanese company, grabbed by 3 students. The lowest was 3.4 LPA. We all have to do an internship after 3 years, but not everyone gets paid for it.

Campus: The campus is really green with lots of trees and plants. The hostel is decent compared to others. The canteen serves North Indian food and the mess has a routine. They have sports and medical centers on campus. There's a gym and you can play sports like squash and badminton too.